'He's going to get it': Gwen Stefani feuds with Blake Shelton after he lands coveted singer during battle rounds on The Voice

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 00:52 EST, 14 October 2015 | Updated: 06:56 EST, 17 October 2015

Gwen Stefani is rumoured to be nurturing a romance with Blake Shelton, but on Tuesday’s episode of The Voice she was absolutely furious at the country star.

The Rich Girl singer, 46, lost her cool with the Neon Light crooner, 39, after he stole a contestant that she desperately wanted.

The No Doubt musician was so annoyed that she stood up to hurl litter at Blake’s head threatening: ‘He’s going to get it’.

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Not happy: Gwen Stefani was upset with Blake Shelton after he stole a coveted singer on Tuesday on The Voice

Their feud was over Ivonne Acero, 17, who had been rejected by Pharrell Williams but was free for the taking.

Ivonne, from Arizona, had been pitted against another teenage girl Siahna Im, 15, from Washington.

They did the 1967 Motown track Keep Me Hangin' On by The Supremes.

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Signature move: Blake pointed at himself to try to lure Ivonne Acero onto his team

Take that: Gwen tossed some litter at Blake who scurried away from her

Gwen and Blake both made a spirited bid for Ivonne who works on a cantaloupe melon farm.

‘You haven’t even thought of anything good to say, you’re just sitting there staring at her like a freak, what is wrong with you?’ Blake jibed to Gwen, trying to throw her off guard.

‘You were always meant to be on my team,’ Gwen pleaded to the young talent.

Making her case: Gwen pleaded for the teenage talent to join her team

Newly bald Adam Levine, 36,has been enduring myriad jokes about his haircut from Blake who has compared him to everyone from Gandhi to Dr. Evil.

In retaliation Adam stood up to intervene, first pointing to Gwen and saying ‘angel’ and then to Blake branding him a ‘devil’.

‘Think about it, now you get the opportunity to work with a woman,’ added Gwen, who said she’d download all her material to share with the budding starlet.

Helping hand: Adam Levine walked up to Ivonne and told him the difference between Gwen and Blake

‘Blake doesn’t even have the Internet, he’s from Oklahoma,’ quipped Adam.

‘We don’t have Internet but we have the radio, so I know a lot about music,’ responded the booze-loving musician.

‘Blake did not turn around for you, but Gwen did turn around for you,’ continued Adam, determined to sway the girl from his show rival.

New look: The Maroon 5 frontman tried his best to get Ivonne to join Gwen's squad

‘Isn’t Howie Mandel on America’s Got Talent? Why are you even here right now?’ chipped in Blake as he made another dig at Adam's new look.

Ivonne chose Blake.

‘I absolutely mopped the floor with Gwen, I feel a little bit bad about it,’ he smirked.

Floor mopping: Blake bragged after convincing Ivonne to join his team

‘I was seriously shocked, it made no sense...and he’s going to get it,’ she threatened, after throwing some trash at his head in a tantrum.

‘Honestly, that was not OK with me,’ she griped.

Siahna remained in Pharrell’s mentoring circle.

Battle round: Siahna and Ivonne both sang You Keep Me Hangin' On by The Supremes

Adam told the 15-year-old she looked like she was ‘invented by Pixar’ with her cartoonish good looks.

‘I think there’s a world of potential for both of you,’ said the Maroon 5 frontman.

Blake praised them both, including Ivonne’s winning smile.

Cute singer: Adam praised Siahna saying she looked like she was 'invented by Pixar'

On his team: Pharrell Williams decided to keep Siahna on his squad

‘It’s like cute overload,’ agreed Adam.

R&B superstar Missy Elliott, 44, who cried during Monday’s show, helped Pharrell with his protégées before their performance.

The two schoolgirls were both extremely starstruck to perform in front of the legendary Work It singer.

Working it: Siahna and Ivonne were thrilled to perform in front of Missy Elliott

More sauce: Missy told the singers to add 'more sauce' to their performance

‘Just add a little bit more sauce,’ Missy advised Siahna.

The song was part of the Battle Rounds on the popular NBC singing contest.

The first duel was from team Adam as Keith Semple, 33, from Chicago went against bald-headed Manny Cabo, 45, from New Jersey.

Irish rocker Keith said he wants to be a ‘good father by day and rock star by night’.

Manny, a fashion photographer, was challenged by the high notes in The Who’s Baba O’Riley.

‘Everyone is going to be comparing you to Roger Daltrey,’ warned John Fogerty, 70, of Creedence Clearwater Revival who is Adam's guest consultant.

The two men sang ‘wasted’ at the end instead of ‘wasteland’.

Good warning: John Fogerty warned Adam's singers that they would be compared to Roger Daltrey

‘How did you you know I was wasted?’ quipped Blake, who also joked that Adam had stolen Manny’s haircut.

‘Except Adam looks a bit more like Sinead O’Connor,’ he giggled, before calling their song one of the best battles they’ve ‘ever had on the show’.

‘Really polished,’ agreed Adam, who picked Keith for his ‘beautiful high register’ as Manny was sent packing.

Got a winner: Adam picked Keith after the spirited battle round performance

Blake enlisted Brad Paisley to assist Chris Crump, 31, from Texas and Krista Hughes, 22, from West Virginia.

The country star praised Chris’ ability to infuse his vocals with emotion.

‘Open your heart up on that stage,’ Blake advised his two contestants, who both turned four chairs during the blind auditions.

Country stars: Blake enlisted Brad Paisley to help with his singers

They sang the mournful Paisley track When I Get Where I'm Going, which he originally sang with Dolly Parton.

Paisley courteously changed the melody to give Krista a better chance to shine.

Pharrell called out Krista for ‘a few flat notes in the bridge’.

Strong rehearsal: Krista Hughes and Chris Crump belted out the mournful tune When I Get Where I'm Going

Gwen said she had ‘goosebumps all up her body’ but agreed that Chris had the upper hand.

Blake chose Chris, a newlywed pop vocalist, over his classic country girl.

‘It just wasn’t my day,’ she sighed.

The battles continue next Monday on NBC.

Sticking around: Chris was chosen by Blake to remain on his team

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